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Lobbying in Australia surged to 226 registrations in 2024, driven by corporate efforts to gain government favors over innovation.
New lobbyist registrations in Australia have skyrocketed since 2009, reaching 206 in 2025 and a peak of 226 in 2024, reflecting a growing corporate reliance on political influence over innovation.
Businesses increasingly seek government favors like grants and regulatory advantages, driven by the belief lobbying yields higher returns than market competition.
The Albanese government’s use of non-disclosure agreements in policy consultations has reduced transparency, discouraging dissent and favoring aligned groups like unions.
Critics say the system fosters crony capitalism, where influence is exchanged for protection, leading to diminishing returns despite rising lobbying investments.
El lobby en Australia aumentó a 226 registros en 2024, impulsado por los esfuerzos corporativos para obtener favores del gobierno sobre la innovación.